Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 7, Number 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 November 1876 — Page 8

THEMAII,

A PAPFR FOR THE PEOPLE.

Price List of a Few Leading Goods

*JnBt received at the Great Bankrupt Sale 100 Main street, uear Fourth. Gent'* Calf Hoot*, $2.25.

Gent's French Kip Boots, $4 00. Ladies' Peaver Slippers, Flannel lined and leather foxed, $1 00.

Old Ladies'Shoes Flannel Lined, $1.00. Ladies' Cloth Gaifers, $1.00. Ladies' Pebble PolUh Sewed High cat $1.00.

These goods will no donbt go like hot cakes at the above prices. A word to the wise it sufficient so don't delay viuting the Bankrupt Bale, 100 Main, near Fourth.

MERCANTILEMATTERS

WHAT YOU CAN BUY AND WHERE YOU CAN BUY IT.

Below will be found mentioned number of the best business houses in Terre Haute with some account of the special inducements they have to offer There is hardly a reader of The Mail but will be benefitted ?y reading what said about thorn. We guarantee that things will be found in their several places of basinwv- just as represented The men are first class and thoroughly reHablo.

MRS. RIDDLE

Desires us to call especial attention of the ladies this week to her collection of celluloid Jowelry, a remarkable imitation of cofal, and owing to its cheapness is having rapid sale. The assortment Includes various slylos of necklaces, pins, earrings, combs, cuff buttons, etc. Call and see them, ladies, at what was once known as "the little shoe store around the corner," on the east side of .Fourth street, just south of Main.

I). O. GREINER& CO

Have *01110 extraordinary inducements to offer to buyers of boots and shoes. A large stock has ju*t been received which were bought at such extraordinarily low figures, that they will be able to give customers such bargains as were never beforo known in the city. Remember that it is D. C. Grelner A Co., that are selling BO low, and that their place of business is the great "Hoosier Store," corner of Fourth and Ohio.

THE CENTRAL BOOK STORE is now the center of attraction to those who can appreciate beautiful and elegant goods. The store is overflowing with rare and beautiful novelties for the holiday trade, and we venture the assertion that no establishment in Indiana oan show handsomer things. The stock of books has been largely added to and uow comprises all the finest and best spocimens of the publishers art. The stationery department is fully up with all the Now York and Paris novelties. They hare a collection of pictures that offer a feast to the soul. Stereoscopic views of American and Foreign scenery, and pictures of noted celebrities in abundanco and very cheap. Call at the Central at once and often and look till you are satisfied at beautiful things.

ED. W. JOHNSON

wants us to toll everybody that to-iubr-row is Sunday and that for dinner he has got in this morning, fresh from the salt water a choice lot of Oysters. Go to "Headquarters" If you want the beat.

MILLER«& COX.

Sinco they adopted tho strictly, cash »y*tem, boldly defy competition in every lino of clothing and furnishing goods for men and boys, liear in mind that when you buy of them for cash, that you do not pay tor tho loss on bad debts. If all merchants, would adopt this caul) system, it would bo much bet ter for buyer and seller. Rememtar their place, 52J Main street, north sido, near Sixth. If you call on thom once they will certainly mako it to your in torest to call Aktalu.

WHITE A MEWIIINNEY

Have all the various kinds of foreign and domestic fruit and nuts, which they sell both at wholesale and retail, Their stock is alway* full, fresh and eemplete. Buyers cart bo sure of getting the very best of them. Their candies and confectioneries have a reputation for purity and delicacy of flavor which no other manufacturers can claim. For the best of everything in the linea named, call en WUiiv A Mewhinney, And fbr a good lunch at any hour ofthe day or night, this Is also the place.

THE TRIM MINQ STORE

has some beautiful things in the way of ties which every lady In Terre Haute should see. It is also in receipt of a large invoice of frrah novelty goods of rare elegance. And Mr. Riddle especially desires it mentioned that be has the nicest and cheapest line of gloves to be found in the city, and would like to have every lady call and examine hia

*««op«r» kids." They are unequalled. GENTLEMEN! Tou are fooling away your time as well your money if yon buy any clothing twftx* you have Men the stock and examined P**0*" Prank A Rothschild's great Opeia Hoose Clothing Store. They have fine a stock was ever seen in this city, and are selling. it out at York ctt priemt They have a «op«rb aaeortment of overeoata—tine, sty I lab and well made—and won oan get your ohoioe for about half trhafc yon would haw to pay anywhere •tea. The truth to, they have aa fine Nothing as la made and are sailing it •nt for next to nothing- Osll and see

•kem.

1 STOVES.

H. P. Townley A Co., at tho "Monitor Stove Store," Msin street, between Fourth and Fifth, have as fine an assortment of store® as can be found in this city. Thtir stock of parlor and heating stoves is very large and inclndes all the best patterns made. For a hard-coal stove, they sell the celebrated Argand which, beyond question, is the best "base burner" in the county. They also have several patterns of "base burners" for soft coal. At this house our friends will find all the articles in the house furnishing line usually kept first class stove stores, and the prices low as anywhere in the city.^*

PIANOS AND ORGANS. Tho leading Terre Haute house is W, H. Paige A Co. They keep a full line musical inp'Tntrentsas well as all kinds of musical merchandise, such as strings sheet music, etc. Their leading piano is the celebrated Chiekerlng Upright which is a great favorite not only with them but all the music loving public and which is selling better than any piano made. They are also agents for the peerless Mason A Hamling organ

OYSTERS.

By the can or dish can be obtained fresh and nice at W. H. Gilbert's, No. 16 north Fourth street. Also the best of cigars and confectionery.

FROEB A FASIG

Want every farmer in Vigo county to come to their store—No. 64 Main street— and examine the best harness that is kept in the city of Terre Haute. This firm claims to do businesson tho square, They furnish their customers with first class work at the lowest living prices Complete stock all tho t:mo.

T. H. RIDDLE.

For Holiday pr.seats in the way of jewelry, silverware, or any kind of fan cy articles, go to the man named above The sUck is unexcelled by any in the city and the prices, as heretofore, will be honest price?. Don't forget Riddle but call early and often.

SCUDDER'S WINDOW

is one ot the most attractive points on Main street—especially for children, and the papas and mamas, who are making preparations for the coming Christmas, But in this window you see only a few samples of tho immeuse stock and great variety Mr. Scudder has selected for the holiday trade—and he intends to sell them nt prices to suit the times.

K. W. RIPPETOE.

It is scarcely necessary to enumerate the good things to be found at Rippe toe's to-day. What ever you see, or boar of anybody's having, and 'many things besides, you can rely on finding at Rippetoe's. It may be taken for granted alwaj's, that Rippetoe's is headquarters, and that there is nothing nice going that he does not have. For the very choicest family groceries and table supplies, go to Rippetoe's, "White Front," 155 Main street, or branch store, first door north of Fourth street market.

HOLIDAY GOODS.

James Paxton, the successor to W. W. Byors, is already getting in a nice line of books and other goods suitable for holiday gifts. Drop in there and look at thom.

LANGFORD'S BINDERY. If you want a good blank book made, or binding of any kind in the very best style, the place to go is the southeast

oorner of Ohio and Fifth streets.

Editor Saturday Evening Mall.| My feelings aro very much hurt, and I feel myself injured by the manner in which my name was placarded, and HI

caso misrepresented in Tho Daily Mail of last Saturday. Jn the first place I was not arrested at all as was holdly sot forth in the headlines of that article. There was HOar rest made, neither writ, warrant, nor subpoena was served upon me. That I fioggod a couple of boys around the legs in the voetibulo of my school bouse, and perhaps lett marks upon their limbs, for fighting, using knives and bad language in the midst of a crowd of school children after school was dismissed, I do not deny. But the whipping was done In the school building the next day and with moderation and moderate sized switches, and around tho legs where there was no danger of afflicting any bodily injurle«N The boy mentioned in connection with tho affair ran away from school on the morning alter the fight, and was kept at home hy his mother till noon, and I administered his Hogging alter tho opening of school in the alternoon, and his going home crying, etc., after school as was stated by his mother is all falne. Ho went home in the evening with the other children as usual, but that irate individual took him to town the next day and exhibited his switch marks to as many as she could prexail up»n to look at them, and sue ceed In haviug a constable to wait upon me at the school house, and giving me a verbal notice to appear at Esq. Wolfe's oftice that evening after school, which I did, and the whole affair was adjusted In a few minutes without even making a case of it. I was cleared of any guilt, charge or fine without giving a word of testimony rnyseli or having any witnesses examined for my defense. The stick exhibited by the so-called Injured parties, was a pointer used at the blackboard, and baa been carried off by one of them for a designing purpose, and was not the stick with which 1 whipped the boy, or acy part of it. All who know 'anything about the facts in the case, even the step-father of the boy, commend my set, and the mother of the other flogged boy, called at my boose, and expressed her approval of it. I acknowledge corporeal punishment to oe the dirty work of my peculiar and thankless profession, hot it is sometimes necessary, and when done in an Intelligent and humane manner, and meets with intelligent oo-operaUon at borne, results in great good, and I shall not hereafter hesitate to adminiaterit, whenevor I deem it necessary. -v Very rsspsotAiliy, etc-

Buu. F. mum,

^Principal Greenwood Pnblic School.

GOLD WATCHES A CHAINS. New styles bought for cash, and much cheaper then are sold by any other establishment In the country, at .8. R. FREEMAN, North Sde opposite National Hotel.

ifi!!!!! TfiEKE HAUTE SATURDAY- JSVENING MAIL.

THE KIN OS.

THEY STAND ALONE!

There is only one place in the city where a complete stock of choice fruit, nuts and confectionery is always kept, and that is at Urso A Do'.an's, in the Na tional House Block, Main street. They have to-day, grapes, figs, bananas, oranges, lemons, dates, pears, apples, Span ish chestnuts, all kinds of fresh nuts, and many other delicious things to be found nowhere else.

MICH JO AN A PPLES.

One hnndied barrels of the choicest varieties, just received at Lee Bros.

600 SECOND-HAND STOVES—many of them as good as new—for sale at FISHER'S,

JFourth street, south of Ohio.

—GRAPES, ORANGES, APPLES, PEARS, LEMONS AND ALL KINDS OF CHOICE FRUIT AT LEE BROS."

PIANOS MOVED, I:

If you want your piano moved with care, set up and tuned, app'y to John Dierdorf, at R. Gapg's Art Emporium, or at F. Goeta' furniture store.

BIG STOCK OF FRINGES, BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS OPENED THIS DAY AT CENT STORE.

CANNED FRUIT.

A. P. Lee A Bro. can sell canned fruit to families for less than it can possibly be canned for in this country. Tbey have just received a large lot of the finest ever brought to the city, and can furnish any kind and in any desired quantity. v.

TILL

POSITIVELY NO PAY CURED. All who are suffering with the Piles or any disease of the Rectum or Anus should not forget that Drs. (Jalbraitb A Moore treat such cases with uniform success without the use of Knife, Ligature or in erferanee with their regular attendance to busines and positively do not require pay till cure is effected Will be pleased to furnish pamphlet with references to anypne on applies tion. Address ...

DRS. GALUHAITH & MOOUK, Terre Haute, Ind

Rooms, south oast corner of Main and Fifth streets.

Removal!

Daniel Miller ft Co. will remove their stock of groceries, on Dec. 1st, to the old stand of D. Miller, on north 4th street where Messrs. W. Clayton, W. A. Ma han and Peter Gilbreath will be pleased to see all their old friends and patrons, Mr. Miller has a good Boarding House and a large and commodious brick Stable connected with his store where all can be accommodated with lodging, good mealsand groceries, at astonishingly low prices. 18-4w

GAME AND DRESSED POULTRY AT LEE BROS. TO-DAY.

&! COAL HODS, 50 CENTS Stoves cheaper than ever. Prices cut down below any house in the city. They must be sold. Call at Ball's

Stove Store,

corner Main and Third. QUAILS AND WILD TURKEYS AT LEE BROS. TO-DAY.

PRICES OF CLOCKS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Gold Chains, Ac., were never so low as now, at, S. R. FREEMAN'S (HI -i'iibi.)

OYSTERS.

A. P. Lee A Bro. lead the trade with the oelebrated '-Mallory's Diamond Brand." Received fresh from the salt water every day.

SPECIALBARGAINS

loaks, Shawls, Furs and Wool Goods, 324 Main street. E. B. COLE.

THEY WILL WAKE YOU UP AND LIGHT YOUR LAMP. The new alarm cloaks alarm and light a lamp without fail. To be bad at

S. R. FREEMAN'S,

... Main, near cor. 6th, north side.

City Taxes for 1876.

Notice is hereby given that the tax duplicate for 1876is*now in my hands, and that I am ready to receive the taxes thereon charged. The following shows the rate ef taxation on each $100 of taxable property

For general purposes, 80 cents. For E., T. H. C. R. R. Bends, Sinking Fund, 4 cents.

For C. T. H. R. R. Bonds, Sinking Fund, 4cents. For CAT. H. R. R. Bonds, Interest Fund, 3 cents.

For Water Works Bonds, Interest and Sinking Funds, 5 cents. For Sewer Bonds, Sinking Fund, 3 cents.

For Sewer Bonds, Interest Fund, 4 cents. Total ratio on each $100.00,11.02.

On each poll for general purposes, 60 cents. Dog Tax: Malo does, $1.00 female dogs, $2.00. Each additional dog, male or iipmale, over one, owned by any one person, $2.00.

KOT1CB.

Examine yonr re"*ipts before leaving the office, and see that it coven all yonr property.

Tnxesare due on the fifteenth day of November of each year, and if not paid before the third Monday in April following. ten per cent, penalty is added after which the treasurer or nis deputy Is required to call upon every delinonent tax-payer In the city and demand the delinquent taxes, and If necessary to arias and Mil property to make the same with constable's fee*.

Delinquent lands are advertised on or about the first Monday in January, and sold on the first Monday la February of each year.

The treasurer Is responsible for the taxes he could have eoUected therefore tax payers ought to remember tuat their taxes most be paid every year.

JOHN PADDOCK,

Treasurer City of Terre Haute.

TaMta HAVT*, IMP., Nor. 16, LFCTTF,

OVER 250 CLOAKS RECEIVED THIS WEEK AT HERZ'!

HERZ IS SATISFIED WITH A SMALL PROFIT ON A CLOAK WHEN OTHER MERCHANTS WANT TO MAKE A LARGE ONE.

HERZ CUTS THINGS FINE.

HERZ HAS ELEGANT 8LTPPER PATTERN8 AND OTHER EMBROIDERY WORK.

HERZ HAS TEN DOZEN" NEW FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS AT LOW PQICES.

HERZ HAS RECEIVED A CASE OF CHILDREN'S, MISSES AND LADIES FURS AND FUR TRIMMNGS, TO BE SOLD CHEAP.

HERZ CAN SUIT AND FIT YOU IN A CLOAK IF NOBODY ELSE CAN.

NEW LOT OF QUEEN SEAMLESS KIDS AT HERZ. JF

HERZ TAKES STEPS WITH THE TIMES AND HIS PRICES ARE TO SUIT THE TIMES.

HERZ WILL HAVE A CAR LOAD OF NEW GOODS NEXT WEEK/I 1.

Ladies, Attention.

Extra fine fur* in MINK, ]UWv: SEAT.,

OTTER and LYNX.

LADIES' AND MISSES' SEAL HATS. Children's Fur Turbins and School Caps, at

SYKES' HAT STORE

BASE N URN EJUS

Can now brt bought at your own prices. Come and ?ee at Ball's Stove Store.

WE OFFER LINEN TOWET/* AT 5 CENTS. NEW GOODS AT OUR POPULAR CONDENSED PRICES. VISIT THE CENT STORE.

O E O O A N

I have money to loan on mortgage security on long time. No life insurance required. C. E. HO3PORD.

Office corner Fourth and Main street, Terre Haute, Ind. —NO HOUSE CAN DISPLAY A GREATER VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS AT SUCII LOW PRICES AS THE CENT STORE.

Iron Moulder's Ball.

The Second Annual B11 of tie Iron Moulder's of Terre II«nte, occurs on Thanksgiving eve., at the City Hall. Ample preparations aro made for a splendid entertainment. Tickets only one dollar.

ANTHRACITE COAL.

Havinur mad« quit*' favorable arrangements with the Del:* warn and Hudson Canal Co. for the sale of their celebra ted "Lackawanna coal," I am prepared to take orders froveral dollars per ton less than last years prices.

L. FI:I-SKNHKI,D, 028 Main St

We invite this week especial attention to our "Boss" stock in Cloth and Felt Skirts also our variety of Hand Knit Woolens, consisting of Ladies' Jackets, Children's Saques, all sizes in Leggings, Bootees and Baby Caps, and Hoods. Having a large variety, we are able to please all in price and style. We are in receipt of new lone: Cloaks also, Hosiery, Corsets, Ties, Kids, Notions andf Holiday Goods, all at lowest possible prices. HlKxHKS & KEEI, 515 Main street, one door east of Mosslers.

167,000

Families'' Eat Tlicir Food Ookeri oil

Avenging fire to a Family, is BOW doing suceea-ful cooking for o?f

825,000

PerftOtts. Erery Store is offered as eridfnc© that they are the best in tbe world.

For sale by K. L. BA LL, Terre Haute,

Cashmeres Cashmeres Cashmeres

Silks

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SilkSj.

Silks

any

FELSENHELD & JAURIET,

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628 Main Street,

GREAT HEADQUARTERS

CLOAKS. CLOAKS. CLOAKS.

SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

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Cloaks CASHMERES.

Cloaks Cloaks

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GRAINING, GLAZING,

AIN, ...

BET 6TH and 7TH

"MPORTANT TO OWNERS

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HUNTER'S

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YSTE1W! OYSTERS!! u'

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ANOTHER LAIKHI LOT OF

OVERCOATS

IF1OTt &c BOYS. Which he bought at such low figures that wo aro able to sell them at ten to fifteen per cent less than

other house in the city. We invite everybody to call and examine our Stock: and Prices before buying any where else.

Splendid OVERCOATS from $3.00 to $10.00. Very fine All-Wool Bearer, Kersey and Chinchilla Overcoats from $10.00 to $20,00.

L. GOODMAN Jr., & CO.,

Opera House Block, and 328 Main, between 3rd and 4th Streets.

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Musical Instruments.

John Plordorf the accomplUhofi Finno and Oi*an Tuner and lUpftirer, varnlxlu-r, polisher, etc., is prepartnl to put In good order *11 kinds of musical Instrumonts m»king them almost like n«w, nt th* lowest rates possible. Orders left at It. 1HKS'S Art Kinporium, on Main street, between 3rd and 4th, or where he Uve»t over Uoetx'n furniture store, on MaIii, between 0th and Ui streou. will receive prompt attention. (oet!4-8n»)

Cashmeres: Cashmeres, Cashmeres^

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Silks Silks Silks

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CASHMERES.

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Ladies wanting anything in the line of

Cloaks Cloaks Cloaks

'in 1 »,

Cloaks, Silks, Cashmeres,

Will greatly regret it if

rtl*ey

anything before examining our ..superior stock. Full,line of new (/loaks and Cash-

hn •i:' ,f -"K-

meres just received, i,r,.. v. •.

FELSENHELD & JAURIET,

nii -V

purchase

62S Main Street.

OYSTERS!!

Aii'1

M. C. RAFFEItTY,

Main siroet, fast of Sixth, bits tho nuenoy tor tho l)cM brands of OvKtcrs, which heorfors to the trado at misouahlo f)tures. He soils the tliieiMl FImIi in the West.

THE JUDGE

Is tho host NK'Kf.K CIUAU Ask for it. I*. 1. hainh(ii, .Manufnetnrrr, Indianapolis, Ind. ..

JUST RECEIVED

In Bankruptcy.

Thin nlvc uotlcn that on tho 13thday 01 Nev.-iutnr, A. I). 1870. a Warrant In Bankn.ptoy wus issued against the estate of Joniiua \i. Hull, or Honey Creek Townahlp, in thefoimty of V'IKO, and Btnteof Indiana, who h«« IM'II adjudged a Bankrupt on lilw own petition 'i'hat tho payment of any debt* and delivery of any property belongiiiK IOMICII biiukruot, to lifin or DOT bin use, Htpl lh* tr rT or »ny properly by him la f.»ibidden by law that a moth,n of tho Creditors ot aald Bankrupt, to prove their l'-bts and clKMMe one or more AJtNlKneesof hit oHtMte, will be holden at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 00 Ea*t .Market xtrect. JiHllnnnjwllK, Indiana, beforo .tohn W. Ilay. H«-nlnter. on the 7tl» day of 1ecenber, A. 1. Is7«. at 10 o'clock, a. m. (fti BKN. J. HI'OONKIl,

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Shirts,

x^CKWEAR.

U.K. Mar»hal. l»!a't of Ind., Mewtenger.

BUY nsrOTIHIXIfcTGh

j)AR OR STYLISH

UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN«

Stock and Prices^

GULICK & BERRY,

Geacral Deslera In

DRUGS. WINDOW-GLASS, PAINTS, •OILS, SPICES, TRUSSES, DYES, BRUSHES, FINE LIQUORS,

PATENT 1EDICWES, ETC^

Opposite Opm House,

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